In 2014, the AAQ and the CTI developed a joint accreditation framework. Seventeen EPFL programs have been accredited by the French government and have been awarded the EUR-ACE label until August 2022:
- Civil engineering (ENAC-GC)
- Environmental sciences and engineering (ENAC-SIE)
- Computer science (IC-IN)
- Communication systems (IN-SC)
- Electrical and electronic engineering (STI-EL)
- Mechanical engineering (STI-GM)
- Microengineering (STI-MT)
- Materials science and engineering (STI-MX)
- Energy management and Sustainability (MES*)
- Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (SB–CGC-ING)
- Applied Mathematics (SB-MA)
- Computational Science and Engineering (SB-MA-CO)
- Applied Physics (SB-PHY-ING)
- Bioengineering (SV-B*)
- Life Sciences and Technology (SV-STV*)
- Financial Engineering (CDM-IF)
- Management, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CDM-MTE)
In 2022, the accreditation of fourteen programs will be renewed (with the exception of those marked *). In addition, five new programs will also be accredited for the first time.
- Data Science (IC-SC-DS)
- Energy Science and Technology (STI-EL-ENERG)
- Robotics (STI-MT-RO)
- Life Sciences Engineering (SV-SV)
- Digital Humanities (CDM-DH)
The other courses offered by the EPFL, i.e. Cybersecurity Engineer, Nuclear Engineer, and courses that do not offer engineering titles (architecture, chemistry, physics, mathematics) will carry out a self-evaluation, the details of which will be specified later.